February 2, 201412 yr B17 - but I want both front seats, navigator, bombardier, and top turret...with real twin 50s...oh and huge cylindrical bullet proof room with surround projectors......a cheeky bugger I am. hehe Maybe that is why no one is calling to offer me a free pit. :( Rob"Life is 10% what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it"
February 2, 201412 yr 737NG... one of the best selling aircraft of all time. Plus its used in routes 30m-7h so I can fly anythhing short of extreme long haul. My rich uncle is holding out on me. I have a glass cockpit and three-monitor/3 discrete PCs setup until he busts a move... Highly recommend the Sim-Avionics software, which can indeed drive the full-on sim setup as well as my humble cross-breed... Current setup feat Sim-A glass cockpit, Flight Deck Simulations FMC and MCP/EFIS. R. Scott McDonald B738/L Information is anecdotal only-without guarantee & user assumes all risks of use thereof. Click here for my YouTube channel
February 2, 201412 yr Definitely a 737NG. I would say the 777 but a 737 is a heck of a lot easier to get into most airports. I never get bored in my NGX, but locations I do get bored with...so versatility wins. Nicholas Chattaway
February 3, 201412 yr In the current climate of austerity and government cutbacks, I'd happily opt for a cardboard 'tri-screen' simulator, as depicted in the folowing video, plus a cardboard joystick ;-). .Hilarious (the time and effort that went into building this).
February 3, 201412 yr How about a Wright Flyer simulator? With a lot of practice one might even exceed the distances achieved by Wilbur & Orville! If that's not feasible, maybe a Fokker DR1 Dreidecker ? It would have to be equipped with a powerful fan to blow wind, oil & cordite fumes in my face and twin Spandau machine guns with loud sound effects. I'd be prepared to buy a silk scarfe & black leather coat out of my own wallet! january
February 3, 201412 yr I think it would be awesome to have a full replica of Concorde. Of course you would need some sort of special chair so you could move easily between the PIC and Flight Engineer's seats. Mark CYYZ
February 3, 201412 yr I think it would be awesome to have a full replica of Concorde Enjoy. Its all yours.... .
February 4, 201412 yr Do you know if this sim is using XP, FS or P3D ? If so, were they arguing abut the merits of each even that far back? It appears to be quite realistic- looks like a field hospital in the background! Very necessary in that era. I see no rudder pedals which suggests wing warping!!! The pilot is in uniform- looks to be French perhaps? A pure guess suggests to me about 1914-16. Thanks for posting. january
February 4, 201412 yr Legacy 500....among many others too tho, so hard to decide... Legacy 500....among many others too tho, so hard to decide...
February 4, 201412 yr Enjoy. Its all yours.... . Hope my wife doesn't mind if I put it in the driveway. Mark CYYZ
February 5, 201412 yr Author Concorde.... The only aircraft that, to me, actually looks like a bird. Nature Boy
February 5, 201412 yr Tristar….. The only aircraft that, to me, actually looks like a dolphin. :wub: I would like an Il-76 homepit. B) My FS Videos
February 5, 201412 yr Speaking of Dolphins, Lockheed Starliner... :wub: That would pretty much be my dream. I would need a crew though! :rolleyes: I've flown in this CV-440 home cockpit in Västerås Aviation Museum, and that was propably my best FS experience ever (yet). They also have Dc-10 and Saab Draken sims, and are working on a A320. Visit if you ever come to Sweden! http://www.flygmuseum.com/simulatorer/metropolitan
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